Advertising
The Advertising major, formally part of the School of Communication, will be part of the new School of Journalism & Media Studies (JMS) beginning July 2007.
Students declaring the Advertising pre-major on or after August 22, 2007 and incoming transfer and freshmen students who begin fall 2007 must follow the new curriculum, detailed on the 2007/2008 Advertising Checklist.
►Download 2007/2008 advertising checklist
Students who declared the Advertising pre-major in the 2006/2007 academic year or earlier will continue with the requirements for their catalog year but now have the option to take new JMS courses in place of the previous upper division requirements and electives. Prerequisites for some classes have changed, thus allowing students with catalog year 2006/2007 and earlier the opportunity to take some classes in a new sequence. The Advertising Transition checklist details requirements for catalog years 2006/2007 and earlier, including new options for former School of Communication majors.
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What if I don’t meet the qualifications to get into the major? Can I take classes for the major while I am still in the pre-major? What are allied discipline courses? Find answers to these questions and more, by browsing the hot issues.
Journalism
The Journalism major, formally part of the School of Communication, will be part of the new School of Journalism & Media Studies (JMS) beginning July 2007.
Students declaring the Journalism pre-major on or after August 22, 2007 and incoming transfer and freshmen students who begin fall 2007 must follow the new curriculum, detailed on the 2007/2008 Journalism Checklist.
►Download 2007/2008 journalism checklist
Students who declared the Journalism pre-major in the 2006/2007 academic year or earlier will continue with the requirements for their catalog year but now have the option to take new JMS courses in place of the previous upper division requirements and electives. Prerequisites for some classes have changed, thus allowing students with catalog year 2006/2007 and earlier the opportunity to take some classes in a new sequence. The Journalism Transition checklist details requirements for catalog years 2006/2007 and earlier, including new options for former School of Communication majors.
►Download journalism transition checklist
What if I don’t meet the qualifications to get into the major? Can I take classes for the major while I am still in the pre-major? What are allied discipline courses? Find answers to these questions and more, by browsing the hot issues.
Media Studies
The Media Studies specialization, formally part of the School of Communication, will be part of the new School of Journalism & Media Studies (JMS) beginning July 2007.
Students declaring the Media Studies pre-major on or after August 22, 2007 and incoming transfer and freshmen students who begin fall 2007 must follow the new curriculum, detailed on the 2007/2008 Media Studies Checklist.
►Download 2007/2008 media studies checklist
Students who declared the Media Studies pre-major in the 2006/2007 academic year or earlier will continue with the requirements for their catalog year but now have the option to take new JMS courses in place of the previous upper division requirements and electives. Prerequisites for some classes have changed, thus allowing students with catalog year 2006/2007 and earlier the opportunity to take some classes in a new sequence. The Media Studies Transition checklist details requirements for catalog years 2006/2007 and earlier, including new options for former School of Communication majors.
►Download media studies transition checklist
What if I don’t meet the qualifications to get into the major? Can I take classes for the major while I am still in the pre-major? What are allied discipline courses? Find answers to these questions and more, by browsing the hot issues.
Public Relations
The Public Relations emphasis, formally part of the School of Communication, will be part of the new School of Journalism & Media Studies (JMS) beginning July 2007.
Students declaring the Public Relations pre-major on or after August 22, 2007 and incoming transfer and freshmen students who begin fall 2007 must follow the new curriculum, detailed on the 2007/2008 Public Relations Checklist.
►Download 2007/2008 public relations checklist
Students who declared the Public Realtions pre-major in the 2006/2007 academic year or earlier will continue with the requirements for their catalog year but now have the option to take new JMS courses in place of the previous upper division requirements and electives. Prerequisites for some classes have changed, thus allowing students with catalog year 2006/2007 and earlier the opportunity to take some classes in a new sequence. The Public Relations Transition checklist details requirements for catalog years 2006/2007 and earlier, including new options for former School of Communication majors.
►Download public relations transition checklist
What if I don’t meet the qualifications to get into the major? Can I take classes for the major while I am still in the pre-major? What are allied discipline courses? Find answers to these questions and more, by browsing the hot issues.
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